Thalictrum dioicum-Early Meadow Rue Hummingbird but also uninterested in being

but also uninterested in being transplanted or divided

Prairie Dock makes a statement in the garden with leaves unlike any other: upright

Marginal Wood Fern’s upright fronds unfurl in early spring to reveal delicate

it showcases clusters of what appear to be small white flowers that create an attractive

Soil:  Medium-Wet

Thalictrum dioicum-Early Meadow Rue Hummingbird but also uninterested in beingEarly Meadow Rue boasts small, subtle blooms that dangle from the tops of stalks early in the spring, lending an understated charm to the shade garden. The plant, though, is most recognized for its unique foliage: an abundance of delicate, lobed leaves that quiver slightly on long, thin stems and lend a unique, airy texture to the garden all through the growing season. Makes a good companion plant for spring ephemerals as it will branch out and fill